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VICTORIOUS DAYS AHEAD. CAPETOWN, April 26. General Smuts, i.n a broadcast, said: “Some people appear to be depressed over the turn of events in the Balkans They forget that in the last war the position of the Allies in that quarter was far worse, yet the Allies were finally victorious. “This war will not be settled in the Balkans. With the United States and her goodwill and vast resources behind us wc may loou forward with steadfast confidence. America will yet go all the way. “Hitler to win the war sooner or later must attempt an invasion ot Britain. Victorious diversions in the Balkans and other parts of Europe will not in the end be of any avail to him. Hitler has lest and not even the prospect of a stalemate remains to him.” t
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 125, 28 April 1941, Page 7
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